Overview

A Mission Manager in the defence and space industry oversees the planning, execution, and coordination of complex missions. They are responsible for setting objectives, allocating resources, and ensuring collaboration among multidisciplinary teams. By monitoring progress and adapting strategies, Mission Managers drive mission success while addressing challenges in real-time.

Their role involves effective communication with stakeholders, managing timelines, and ensuring compliance with safety and regulatory standards, ultimately contributing to the successful achievement of critical aerospace objectives.

Required Skills

  • Leadership
  • Project Management Skills
  • Excellent Communication Abilities
  • Strategic Mindset
  • Problem-Solving
  • Resource Allocation
  • Risk Management
  • Aerospace Operations and Regulations

Occupation Info

Mission Managers in Australia earn a median weekly salary ranging from $1,770 for entry-level positions to $3,000 for experienced professionals.

Source: Australian Space Agency.

The following TAFE SA courses are relevant to becoming a Mission Manager:

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